Author:
Marx, Karl, 1818-1883.
Imprint:Oxford [Eng.] : Oxford University Press, 1977.
Descriptionix, 625 p. ; 25 cm.
Note:Includes indexes.
Note:I. THE EARLY WRITINGS 1837-1844: 1. Letter to his father -- 2. Doctoral thesis -- 3. Articles from the Rheinische Zeitung -- 4. Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right: On Hegel's dialectic ; On democracy ; On bureaucracy ; On voting -- 5. A correspondence of 1843 -- 6. On the Jewish question -- 7. Towards a critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right: introduction -- 8. Economic and philosophical manuscripts: Alienated labour ; PRivate property and communism ; Critique of Hegel's dialectic and general philosophy ; On money -- 9. Letter to Ludwig Feuerbach -- 10. On James Mill -- 11. Cdritical remarks on the article, The King of Prussia and social reform -- II. THE MATERIALIST CONCEPTION OF HISTORY 1844-1847: 12. The Holy Family -- 13. Theses on Feuerbach -- 14. The German ideology -- 15. Letter to Annenkov -- 16. The poverty of philosophy -- 17. Moralizing criticism and critical morality -- III. 1848 AND AFTER: 18. The Communist Manifesto: Bourgeois and Proletarians ; Proletarians and Communists ; Socialist and communist literature ; Position of the Communists in relation to the various existing opposition parties -- 19. Wage-labour and capital -- 20. Speech on free trade -- 21. Articles for the Neue Rheinische Zeitung -- 22. Address to the Communist League -- 23. The class struggles in France -- 24. Speech to the Central Committee of the Communist League -- 25. The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte --26. Journalism of the 1850s -- 27. Speech on the anniversary of the People's Paper -- 29. Letters 1848-1857 -- IV. THE "ECONOMICS" 1857-1867: 29. Grundrisse -- 30. Preface to A Critique of Political Economy -- 31. Theories of surplus value -- 32. Capital (sections from both Volume 1 and volume 3) -- 33. Results of the immediate process of production -- 34. Letters 1858-1868 -- V. LATER POLITICAL WRITINGS 1864-1882: 35. Inaugural address to the First International -- 36. On trade unions -- 37. The Civil War in France -- 38. Preface to the second German edition of The Communist Manifesto -- 39. On Bakunin's Statism and Anarchy -- 40. Critique of the Gotha Programme -- 41. Letter to Mikhailovsky -- 42. Circular letter -- 43. Letter to Vera Sassoulitch -- 44. Comments on Adolph Wagner -- 45. Preface to the Russian edition of the Communist Manifesto -- 46. Letters 1863-1881.
Bibliography Note:Bibliography: p. [599]-604.
